Powers for County Clerk Nominated by Democratic News
The News announces Chas. A. Powers as Democratic candidate for county clerk subject to primary action. Born January 2 1855 in Sandusky county Ohio he moved to the Southwest in 1877 lived in Gainesville Texas fourteen years eight years in the timer trade and later started his own business. He settled in Ada on May 18 1900 and helped build Ada’s second store building. He is active in town growth and described as upright and Christian.
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Chas. A. Powers
Powers
Sandusky County
Ohio
Gainesville
Texas
Ardmore
Ada
Mgr. Powers
Hendrix
Tilden
Ada Lands Big Cement Plant Water Supply Crux
Ada citizens gather at the News office to back a Northside cement project's plan to locate in Ada. A seven member committee studies a dam site and water solution, aiming to secure bonds and condemn land if needed, to create a 60 to 85 acre reservoir of about 300 million gallons for the city and future industry.
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Ada
Otis B. Weaver
W. L. Reed
A. L. Beck
New Cement Company
Thornton
John Rinard
Tom Hope
J. W. Hays
J. E. Bills
W. H. Ebey
Mr. Bills
Deep Water Committee
Cement Enterprise
Sis
Thither
Albert Perry
Walter King
Whitaker
Cement Company
George A Truitt
Commercial Club
The Blind Orator Gore Aims for Senate’s Highest Seat
The article hails Senator Gore as The Blind Orator, noting his rise from a Mississippi senate page to national prominence. It highlights his education, legal training, and long record of public speaking since age 16, portraying him as a gifted Jeffersonian orator poised for the U.S. Senate.
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T. P. Gore
Senate
State Senate
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Condh
Gore
Northwest
Washington
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